by Guy Sayles | Jul 25, 2012 |
I’m grateful to have the chance to share this sermon–“A Vast and Loving God”–through Day 1: http://day1.org/3945-our_vast_and_loving_god
by Guy Sayles | Jul 23, 2012 |
Have you ever tried a geographical cure for your problems? Just move to a new city and leave your problems in the old one. The difficulties you’ve had and the challenges you’ve faced in the past are the fault of the clueless employers and insensitive coworkers...
by Guy Sayles | Jul 19, 2012 |
Yesterday, July 18, was “World Listening Day,” and it might be a commentary on my own failure to listen well that I didn’t hear about it until the day had passed. The World Listening Project sponsors World Listening Day as a part of its mission to encourage...
by Guy Sayles | Jul 13, 2012 |
Wendell Berry says that there are things about a farm which a farmer learns only by living on the land over time, tending to it in season and out of season, watching how the wind sweeps across it, observing how water flows over it, seeing the tracks of animals that...
by Guy Sayles | Jun 29, 2012 |
As Independence Day approaches, and as electioneering gets as intense as this summer heat wave, I’m hoping against hope for an outbreak of civility. Civility is a public virtue which is simple to praise and complicated to practice. It’s easy to dream about and...
by Guy Sayles | Jun 25, 2012 |
Even when we don’t acknowledge it, human beings long for God. I believe that we’re born with a desire for the divine. St. Augustine’s well-known prayer voices this longing: “Thou hast made us for thyself, O Lord, and our hearts are restless until they find...
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